| 开发者 | emtiazzahid |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月13日 18:21 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wp stalemender audit run|status|cancel, wp stalemender gsc sync|status, wp stalemender export --file=, wp stalemender score <id> --explainstalemender_signals, stalemender_signal_weights, stalemender_post_types, stalemender_exclude_post, stalemender_score_computed, stalemender_outdated_phrases, stalemender_gsc_row, stalemender_refresh_list_size, stalemender_after_audit, stalemender_post_html, stalemender_builder_html, stalemender_http_args, stalemender_rescore_on_save, stalemender_capability.
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/wp-content/plugins/stalemender or install it from the Plugins screen.No. Without it the traffic signal is skipped and the refresh list ranks by staleness × internal links. With it you also get click trends and "decaying" flags.
Create a service account in Google Cloud with the Search Console API enabled, download its JSON key, paste it under Settings → Search Console, then add the service-account email as a user on your property in Search Console. Pick the property and enable the nightly sync.
No. Posts are scored in background batches (default 50, halved automatically if a batch runs out of time) and outbound links are checked with cached HEAD requests, at most 20 per post and 100 per batch.
Elementor, Bricks, Beaver Builder and Oxygen data is read from post meta, Divi shortcodes from post content, so word counts and links are not zero on builder pages.
None of your content is sent until you click "Generate brief" on a post and confirm the token estimate, and only if you have enabled AI assist and either connected a provider under Settings → Connectors (WordPress 7.0 and later) or added your own key. With WordPress AI, clicking "AI refresh brief" can make WordPress ask the connected provider which models it offers; that request carries the API key but none of your content. Usage is logged locally.
Yes, on WordPress 7.0 and later. Choose "WordPress AI (Settings → Connectors)" under Stalemender → Settings → AI assist (it is the default for new installs there), and requests go through WordPress's built-in AI Client to the provider you connected, with the key WordPress keeps. On older WordPress versions, or if you prefer, you can enter your own API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint instead.
No. Stalemender has no server of its own, sends no usage statistics or telemetry, and contacts no address that is not listed under "External services" above. Every one of those is off until you turn it on.
No. Stalemender loads Action Scheduler 3.9.3 from lib/action-scheduler/. Action Scheduler is built for this: each copy registers its version with ActionScheduler_Versions behind function_exists() and class_exists() guards, and only the newest copy on the site boots. WooCommerce and other plugins that bundle it share the same mechanism.
The admin app ships un-minified in assets/src/; the files in assets/build/ are produced from them with npm install && npm run build (the package.json is included). The bundled Action Scheduler library in lib/ is unmodified upstream code under its own GPL licence. Nothing else is compiled or obfuscated.
Users who can edit others' posts (filterable with stalemender_capability). Settings need manage_options.